The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Germany's factory and equipment makers' federation warned Wednesday the sector is facing an "existential crisis" after the United States broadened the reach of its metals tariffs.

The U.S. and European Union are ready for a trade-off, as recent reports suggest that the EU is willing to waive all tariffs on industrial imports from the U.S. in exchange for lower duties on its automobile exports to the country. This proposition of having no industrial tariffs is poised…

The upcoming summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin, China, from August 31 to September 1, will be the organisation’s largest gathering of heads of state to date. It comes at a time when the existing liberal international order is rapidly disintegrating. But rather than offering a concrete…

Nick Thomas-Symonds indicates closer ties with Europe in future and promises to agree agriculture deal

Nick Thomas-Symonds promised a ‘new relationship of mutual benefit’ with the EU - but admitted there would be a ‘political fight’ in order to get there

COMMENT: In directing their fire at Nigel Farage, Reform’s opponents risk building him up, helping him seize the agenda – and further exposing their own limitations and failures over immigration, says Andrew Grice

FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson specifically mentions the EU Digital Service Act, UK Online Safety Act, and UK Investigatory Powers Act as attempts to "censor content or degrade security for users."

Stephen Terry, MD at Arctera, discusses how the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a strategic imperative for operational survival.

The EU relations minister said detailed talks on a pact with the bloc are due to start in the autumn.

Brussels hoped the EU-US deal would finally put an end to the trade war. But Donald Trump's new tariff threat suggests the story is far from over.

The Netherlands has banned the sale of flavoured vapes, and sales to minors is also prohibited.